Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
FROM FRlDAy's DAILY.
 Mrs. E. P. Clark is sick.

Ex-Auditor Andrews is on the sicl list.
 Hon. w. II. Robbins came in on to days train.
 J. A. Park came in yesterday from . prospecting tour.
 Ghas. w. Beach is up from his Kirk land Valley ranch.
 Sam Hills condition is reported much improved to-day. Three location notices were filed in the recorder's office to-day. Next Friday is the day set for the execution of Wilson and Johnson. c. M. Bruce, the well known stock man of southern Arizona, is in town. R. R. Williams was discharged at his preliminary examination held to-day.
 Sheriff Mulvenon reported licenses for July amounting to $3,3ss.l5; fees, $33.5O.
 The signal service reports the maxi mum temperature here, to-day, at go degrees.
 Ben Rybon is in from Cherry creek i, and reports his mine (Ruby) as looking
 irst-class.
 Marlow brothers, of Tip Top, have in- stituted suit against Louis Fehl to re- cover $1 ,55S.36
 Two wagons, loaded with furniture belonging to Hon. N. Ellis, pulled out for Phenix this morning.
 Dr. McCandless filed his monthly report in the recorders office to-day. He recorded five births and one death for July.
 J.M. Myers left this afternoo for Prescott Junction, after sojourn of twenty-six hours in Prescott looking after business.
 It may simply be coincidence, but it is fact that watermelons and chol. era morbus have appeared simultane- ously in Prescott.
 Shull & Austin are running semi weekly stages to Jerome, leaving here Mondays and Fridays, and returning Tuesdays and Saturdays.
 J. w. Wilson has young Bernard pup from Monk" owned by Col. c. P. Head, out of "Queen," thoroughbred imported slut from Switzerland, owned by H. Moses, of Kingman, which he has refused an offer of $e0O for.
 Attention is directed to-day to the advertisement of Sam. Williams, . practical horse -shoer and general black smith. MT. Williams has for number of years been employed at Whipple Barracks, in the employ of the govern ment, and thoroughly understands his business.
 An exchange says: Take the enemies that any well conducted newspaper makes in the course of business, and stand them up in row, and the bal ance of the community will say that the editor ought to be proud that they are his enemies.-El Paso Times.
 It is understood that the new law provides that no arrest can be made un- der civil process. Under the old law any person could be arrested and held for debt. but the power was abused to such an extent, by way of persecution, that our law makers decided to abolish it entirely.
 Sam. c. Miller, who has just returned from a trip to Los Angeles, reports bu- siness very active there During his visit he found number of former resi- dents of this place, who have made out of the Los Angeles boom. One young man. formerly in his employ, who borrowed money three years since, to go to Los Angeles, was recently offered over $JO,OO0 for real estate which he secured. Ex-Sheriff Henkle and W fe, who left here only a few months ago, he found in charge of one of the largest and best patronized hotels in the place. The only disadvan- tage he found with Los Angeles was its remoteness from Prescott.
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